An Analysis of Costs versus Benefits of using Antibiotics in Industrial Food Livestock Production

An Analysis of Costs versus Benefits of using Antibiotics in Industrial Food Livestock Production

The Technical Project Report is required to adhere to the basic formatting guidelines as outlined below. Refer to the 5.2 Report Structure Guide for a visual layout of the format details. • Margins: 1 inch top, bottom, left, and right • Font, Point size: Times New Roman, 12 point

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• Line Spacing and Alignment: Double spacing throughout (exceptions: Letter of Transmittal-single spacing; Table of Contents-either single spacing or 1.5 spacing); left align text (do not justify)

• Paragraph Indentation: Indent paragraphs 0.5 inch; do not skip lines between paragraphs

• Page Numbering: Lower case Roman numerals, bottom centre; Arabic numerals, top right

• Levels of Headings: Refer to the Levels of Headings as explained below Levels of Headings APA style requires a standardized presentation for the headings in a document.

For the MSTM 410B Technical Project Report, consistently formatted headings are required and the details for five levels of headings are explained and displayed below. Refer to the 5.2 Report Structure Guide for a visual layout of the level of headings.

Level one heading: Centred, Boldfaced, Uppercase and Lowercase Heading (12 point size) Level two heading: Flush Left, Boldfaced, Uppercase and Lowercase Heading (12 point size) Level three heading: Indented, boldfaced, lowercase paragraph heading ending with a period (12 point size) Level four heading: Indented, boldfaced, italicized, lowercase paragraph heading ending with a period (12 point size) Level five heading: Indented, italicized, lowercase paragraph heading ending with a period (12 point size) Presentation of Formatting: Level One Heading Level Two Heading Level three heading. Level four heading. Level five heading. Note: For level three, level four, and level five headings, the paragraph begins on the same line as the heading. Refer to APA Publication Manual 6th edition, page 62.

DOCUMENTATION: IN-TEXT CITATIONS AND REFERENCES The APA style is a name, date, and page number reference system for use in research papers/reports. APA style requires use of name and date for summarized information and name, date, and page number for direct quotations only.

All research sources used in your Technical Project Report must be documented, regardless of whether you quote directly (use exact words) or summarize information from the source.

You must use an in-text citation to (i) document another person’s ideas in your Technical Project Report. (ii) briefly identify the source for your readers. (iii) enable them to locate the source of information in the alphabetical References list at the end of your Technical Project Report. Documentation enhances the credibility of your work and shows you have researched what others have said/written about the topic.

Lack of appropriate documentation is considered a serious academic offence because it is expected that your work be credible. Unintentional plagiarism is still considered plagiarism. Consult the APA Facilitator Guide in the 6.0 APA and Writing Resources section as posted in D2L Course Content or the APA Publication Manual 6th edition for the specific details outlining proper in-text citation use. IMPORTANT NOTE: To reiterate, it is mandatory to provide in-text citations when using another person’s ideas in your MSTM 410B Technical Project Report.

FAILURE to use in-text citations in this document will result in a failing grade for the Facilitator’s portion of the evaluation. Additionally, if plagiarism is detected in your Technical Project Report, a failing grade for MSTM 410B may result.